This course was last updated on 3/2020.
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✓ Make pro quality videos on a budget
✓ Shoot videos at home or set up a home studio
✓ Choose and use cameras, microphones and lighting
✓ Script, present and produce videos all on your own
✓ Take the first steps to an online career in video
• Familiarity with online videos and the enthusiasm to learn how to make videos at home without a team of people to help you. A pocket camera, HD phone, tablet or digital SLR is enough to get started.
• Anyone who wants to make a career in online video
• Newcomers to video-making who need to know where to start
• Someone with basic video-making experience who wants to take the next step
• Anyone who needs help to choose equipment to make good videos alone
• This course is NOT aimed at video-production teams with large budgets
The course costs $14.99. And currently there is a 73% discount on the original price of the course, which was $54.99. So you save $40 if you enroll the course now.
YES, The Lone Video-maker’s guide to making videos at home has a 30-day money back guarantee. The 30-day refund policy is designed to allow students to study without risk.
Huw Collingbourne has created 16 courses that got 10,807 reviews which are generally positive. Huw Collingbourne has taught 87,265 students and received a 4.5 average review out of 10,807 reviews. Depending on the information available, we think that Huw Collingbourne is an instructor that you can trust.
Director of Technology, SapphireSteel Software
Huw Collingbourne is the technology director at SapphireSteel Software, developers of programming tools for Microsoft Visual Studio. He is author of The Little Book Of C, The Little Book Of Pointers and The Little Book Of Recursion from Bitwise Books and of The Book Of Ruby from No Starch Press. He runs Bitwise Courses and teaches courses on a range of programming topics.
Huw has been a programmer for more than 30 years. He is a well-known technology writer in the UK. For over ten years he wrote the Delphi and Java programming column for PC Plus Magazine. He has also written numerous opinion and programming columns (including tutorials on C#, C++, Smalltalk and Ruby) for a number of computer magazines, such as Computer Shopper, PC Pro, and PC Plus.
In the 1980s he was a pop music journalist and interviewed most of the New Romantic stars, such as Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Adam Ant, Boy George, and Depeche Mode. He is now writing a series of 1980s murder mysteries.
At various times Huw has been a magazine publisher, editor, and TV broadcaster. He has an MA in English from the University of Cambridge and holds a 2nd dan black belt in aikido, a martial art which he teaches in North Devon, UK. The aikido comes in useful when trying (usually unsuccessfully) to keep his Pyrenean Mountain Dogs under some semblance of control.
